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Worldreader’s mission is to help every family read together. It invites local and regional organizations to join the 2026 All Families Reading Challenge.
BookSmart is a free digital reading platform with thousands of culturally relevant children’s books, interactive activities, and tips for parents and caregivers. Its e-books are available in Arabic, English, Hindi, Kiswahili, and Spanish.
BookSmart is a free digital reading platform with thousands of culturally relevant children’s books, interactive activities, and tips for parents, caregivers, and families. Its library includes e-books in Arabic, Spanish, Hindi, and English.
Every family’s reading journey holds a story worth sharing. Seeing their reading moments reflected back through shared celebrations, affirms for families that they are part of a larger movement. Each family’s commitment inspires another—building a shared belief that reading together changes lives.
The page offers ideas for making reading together a family tradition.
The page discusses adapting reading routines to children’s ages and interests.
The page describes how interactive reading can engage children’s imaginations, build comprehension, and strengthen bonds.
The page discusses incorporating seasonal themes, such as holidays, nature, and milestones, into family reading routines.
Worldreader appointed Rachel Klausner as chair of its US Board and Bill Carr as a US Board member. The page says the organization uses technology, including AI, to help families build reading habits.
Worldreader lists its board members and thanks them for contributing time, energy, enthusiasm, and financial support.
Worldreader describes itself as a global tech nonprofit whose team works to get families reading and children ready for school.
Worldreader is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2010 and registered in Spain, Kenya, and the United Kingdom. It works to get children reading so they can reach their potential.
Worldreader says its family-centered approach uses digitally powered reading routines to address the global learning crisis and prepare children for the future, with a focus on early childhood development and skills.
Worldreader says it helps families build digitally powered reading routines and focuses on early childhood development, pre-literacy skills, and family cohesion through three pillars.
Since 2010, Worldreader has worked with partners around the world to provide families with tools, support, and resources to help children read and prepare for school.
The free All Families Reading Challenge on BookSmart starts September 1.
